Sometimes we all just
want to get out – a trip away from everything and everyone! Solo travel is
an option that provides you the opportunity to save, and do your own thing
without accommodating another’s
schedules or interests. Not everyone likes to travel. Family
responsibilities, pets or work schedules may be prohibitive for a
couple or a family to take a vacation together. Why not consider
some of these spots to visit on your own?
New York City is also a
choice for someone who wants to get away for two or three days and
pursue your own interests. New York is easy to reach, fun to explore
and offers a plethora of solo traveler fun. Shopping is always
amazing, but you can also take in a Broadway show, or wander around
the West Village and revel in the unique ambiance. Another fun treat
for you may be a stay at a luxury hotel that would not be practical
if you were traveling with the family!
The
beautiful Cajun city of New Orleans is also a must-see destination.
Going by yourself would give you a chance to walk the streets and
just enjoy the amazing feel of this old city. There is so much more
to see and do than party on Bourbon Street. Enjoy some beignets,
walk the old French Quarter at your leisure or take a tour of an old
cemetery! The St. Charles
Street streetcar is the
oldest continuously operating
streetcar line in the world and only costs $1.25 for a one-way ride.
The St. Charles travels from the edge of the French Quarter down
beautiful St. Charles Avenue onto tree-lined South Carrollton Avenue.
You will see the massive, live oaks that are characteristic of this
iconic city while passing
restaurants and shops full of character.
A bucket list
destination could be Tuscany, Italy. VBT Bicycling and Walking
Vacations recommends Tuscany to solo travelers because English is
widely spoken and the fabulous variety of experiences available.
Tuscany is a premiere destination for sipping wine and dipping
Italian bread in local olive oils, but Firenze, the capital city, is
famous for its Renaissance art and architecture. Walk at your
leisure and absorb the history and culture of this amazing town.
Pisa, the most famous city in the region is a photographer’s dream.
It is home to cobblestone streets, more than
20 historical churches and of course, the Leaning Tower.
Michele Piacquadio image, used with permission.
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